Sanyo Xacti E6 Review

Dec 8 2005, 2:00am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

LetsGoDigital reviews the not so ugly Sanyo Xacti E6 6MP compact digital camera. As reported, Sanyo introduced the Xacti E6 in August.

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"The new Xacti E6 is a fine camera, offering enhanced user's convenience for its money. It features good image quality, a strong friendly operation and it is ease to carry around with you thanks to the compact size.
The innovative features of the Sanyo Xacti E6 are mainly responsible for taking the camera on a higher level than its competitors. Users can fully enjoy the large sized monitor. "
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